Ssh

SSHPass is a small command-line utility that lets you pass a password directly to an SSH connection, which means no interactive password prompt. Useful when you’re writing scripts that need to connect to remote machines without manual intervention. A word of warning before you go ahead: SSHPass is not secure. The password gets passed as a command-line argument, which means it can show up in process listings and shell history. It’s fine for personal automation on your own machines, but don’t use it in shared environments or anything that touches production systems. ...